Kashin R316 Short prints

[rhettyeakley]

Dave, if you look above the boxes shown all have “Made in USA” printed on them already so they likely didn’t need to change the box at all. It may have just been a case of the law in the USA just needing that info on the package where they came from while the Canadian law (or maybe even just preferred practice) was to have contents also indicating the same thing.

This is somewhat similar to American 20th Century Tobacco Cards requiring the Factory # on all inserts found within the package. At that time Canadian Tobacco cards (C-cards) & British Tobacco cards did not have this requirement and thus have no Factory #. It is always my first rule when teaching someone new to card collecting a quick and easy way to tell the country of origin of 20th Century Tobacco Cards… if there is a Factory # it is American.